, 1887-06-02
From Sundays daily.

pu0 upOu tne NdllIOrnla House the
structure VIII be jnst az good az new.
The Spokane ice company sold 15O
tons OF Ice saturday, and pretty
good day IL was for frozen comfort.
n. w. Tripp states that he will
have brick for the cracker factory on
the ground by the middle of the
week.
The banks OF the city will open at
y O'Clock tomorrow morning, re-
maip open one hour and then close
for the day.
Firemen are requested to meet at
their respective hose houses at 9
O'Clock Tomorrow afternoon to take
part In the l'inde.
A stranger died at the San Fran.
cisco house yesterday and the re-
mains we're sealed in a metallic
casket for shipment east.
Among those who are making i'm.
provements In Wardner the News
states that Frank II. Moore, of this
city, Is putting up large building.
The Spangle Record states that
freight charges are so high on the
railroad that merchandise Is being
hauled into that place from Spokane
o'io W WdSOH'
Married-Ham-Ingrham-In this
city, Saturday May 2S, 1887, by s. II.
Snyder, justice of the peace. Mr.. {. d.
Dam, of this city and Miss Elizabeth
lngrham, of Dayton, w. II.
The fare for the excursion under
| the management of the ladies of the
| Episcopal church next Saturday to
lake Occur d. Alene will be 81. so for
adults and $1.65 for children.
AS will be seen by the dispatches
the cause of the delay i'm the west
bound train was Il cave i'm Mullan
tunnel. 1t may bSsome days before
taains will be running o yer the roads
on time.
Ed Davis, the live Post street gro-
Ger, has just put Il new delivery
wagon on the road, and will begin
Monday taking orders at residences,
which will prove convenience to
the public.
The executive committee of the
Washington ana Idaho Fair associa-
ton has decided that posts must be
set three feet in the ground, instead
of two feet and half as the adyer-
tisement calls for.
The wholesale trade of this city is
already large and constantly increas-
ing but it could be made much
greater If dealers would send repre-
seutatiVcs out into the field and
drum UP patronage.
A woOlen mill with It's several
hundred operators would mean an
addition to the population OF over a
thousand industrious and desirable
inhabitants. BY all means let US
have the woolen mill.
II any one desires to try their luck
in mining stock they have chance
now as Bolster & Co., are agents for
the Portland stock exchange. Quo
tations will be published when ar.
rangements are perfected.
One looks at and wonders where
all the debris comes from that Is
stacked up alongside of the CalifOr-
mia house. 1t was all scOoped out of
the upper stories of the scorched
building, however, and most Of II Is
charred relics of the confiagration.
The committee on streets and
alleys have engaged w. III. Smith
to sprinkle the streets as follows:
Riverside avenue from Stevens 10
Post streets; Howard street from
Front street to Railroad avenue;
Main from Stevens to Mill; Mill
from Main to Sprague. The sprink-
lers will 60 on Tomorrow.
+. j. Jones Is on deck again. Mr..
Jones will now turn his attention to
plain and ornamental gardening, 4
profession in which he has had years
OF experience. Those, citizens who
have yards surrounding their homes
they desire beautified should give
Mr.. Jones a trial and they are sure
to be we'll pleased with his work.
The efficiency of live board of
trade in aiding in the building up
| of place Is incalculable. The new
board of this city contains the ele-
ments that will contribute largely to
the future of the Falls. 1t should
never be permitted to languish, and
4 furthermore every business man,
be his stock small or great, should
be enrolled In the membership.
Chief Engineer Hyde has received
Il letter from the Silsby manufacture
ing company stating that the lad
ders on the truck that the city coun-
ell has ordered are of the latest i'm
proved extension patron. That is
the kind of apparatus that city like
this needs, and it is to be hoped that
II full company OF lusty men will be
organized at the meeting Tuesday
night to handle this important fea-
ture of the fire service.
Chas. Warner is fitting up a COM
modIous launch on lake Occur d'
Alene that will be running this sum-
mer for the accommodation of camp
ing and excursion parties. This will
! be found to be great convenience
to those going to the lake for recrea-
ton. The beautiful sheet of water
is great camping resort and grow
ing in favor every year, and Mr..
Warner will no doubt find enough 20
do conveying these parties not only
10 keep him busy but to make the
Investment one OF considera ble profit
Mr.. \. G. Willis has concluded to